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  1. 4th January 2007, 04:17 PM #1
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    Unhappy Dremel Stylus Cordless Tool

    Would anyone out there be able to steer me to an Australian supplier of this tool ? I can't find anyone that actually has them in the country as yet . A website would be preferable. Help would be much appreciated.
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    Angry Dremel Stylus

    Thanks jmk89 but no luck - are we that far behind in Australia - this tool has been available in the States for months !!
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    Just Tools have got it. Looks a lot bulkier than the corded version.

    http://www.justtools.com.au/prod3187.htm
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    Thumbs up Dremel Stylus

    Thanks Mini but that's not the one I'm after - been in touch with Justtools (last June !) and they did say they were getting it but no luck yet !
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    Quote Originally Posted by R. McCarthy View Post
    Thanks Mini but that's not the one I'm after - been in touch with Justtools (last June !) and they did say they were getting it but no luck yet !
    This is the one I'm after......


    http://www.dremel.com/DremelCMS/Pop-...?I=69808&tab=2
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    If you REALLY want it now, just order it from a US supplier and buy a 240>110 transformer brick from Jaycar/Dick Smith/etc.

    Apparently cordless tools are a PITA to get past the electrical certifying authorities, seems they throw a wettie over the battery chargers, which is why we never saw Porter-Cable cordless tools here. This is really only a problem if you are trying to sell the tools retail
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    Thumbs up Dremel Stylus

    [QUOTE=bsrlee;437587]If you REALLY want it now, just order it from a US supplier and buy a 240>110 transformer brick from Jaycar/Dick Smith/etc.

    Yeah - I thought that's what it would come down to - thanks anyway for all those members who responded .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by bsrlee View Post
    If you REALLY want it now, just order it from a US supplier and buy a 240>110 transformer brick from Jaycar/Dick Smith/etc.

    Apparently cordless tools are a PITA to get past the electrical certifying authorities, seems they throw a wettie over the battery chargers, which is why we never saw Porter-Cable cordless tools here. This is really only a problem if you are trying to sell the tools retail

    You may not need the transformer, most of the electronics coming out now which has a adaptor pack can work from 100-250 volts. I am in the Australian navy on an American built frigate and my phone charger, laptop and camera docking station all run 110v no worries. You just need to check the adaptor pack for its voltage range.

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